POM Sheet / Acetal Sheet

Product Introduction

POM sheet, also known as acetal sheet, Delrin® sheet, POM board, or polyoxymethylene material sheet, is a high-performance engineering plastic widely used across multiple industries. It combines high mechanical strength, rigidity, and excellent wear resistance, making it a reliable alternative to metals in precision applications.

As an advanced plastic material, POM sheets provide exceptional dimensional stability, low moisture absorption, and superior machinability compared with other plastic products. They also exhibit outstanding insulation properties, making them suitable as electrical insulation materialin demanding environments.

Thanks to their durability and versatility, POM boards are now essential in industries ranging from machinery and automotive to electronics, food processing, and construction. Whether for long-term industrial use or specialized projects, POM sheets deliver the reliability and performance that engineers require.

We supply POM sheets in a variety of thicknesses and sizes:

• Thickness: 1mm – 150mm

• Standard Size: 610*1000/600*1200/1000*1000/1000*2000mm

• Colors: White, Black, Natural, Custom

• Tolerance: According to ISO standards

Custom-cut POM boards are available for specific requirements, ensuring flexibility for both prototyping and mass production.

• High Strength & Rigidity – Comparable to metals in load-bearing applications.

• Excellent Wear Resistance – Ideal for moving parts with self-lubricating properties.

• Dimensional Stability – Low water absorption ensures precise tolerances.

• Electrical Insulation – Reliable as insulation material in electronic components.

• Chemical Resistance – Stable against fuels, oils, and solvents.

• Temperature Resistance – Works from -40℃ to +100℃ (short-term up to 160℃).

• Ease of Machining – Suitable for CNC cutting, drilling, and milling.

• Automotive Industry: Gears, fuel system components, and structural parts.

• Electronics & Electrical: Connectors, switches, and electrical insulation material.

• Mechanical Engineering: Bearings, bushings, seals, and rollers.

• Food Industry: Cutting boards, pump parts, and processing machinery.

• Construction: Sliding supports, wear plates, and anti-corrosion panels.